Scott:
I'm not sure I understand what you wrote. Is there any situation in
which using a reserved word as the name of a parameter variable would be
meaningful?
Jon
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Jon wrote:
"msg is a reserved word indicating... the message box :) try to use a
different name for your var and all should be fine."
Given that, in this particular situation, the IDE is going to ignore my
use of "msg" as a parameter variable name, would it make any sense for
the compiler to flag this as a likely problem?
I'm not sure you expect the IDE to *know* that you didn't intend call the
message box versus making a script error. Sure, the context could be gauged
to some extent, but perhaps you *did* intend to call the message box and
simply made a contextual script error in the remainder of your code.
Chalk it up to a learning experience. In much the same way that one has to
learn how to use "alert" in Javascript and "trace" in ActionScript to get
the same result as "answer" in X-talk.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
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